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Felt Food Series Ep. 14: DIY Felt Beetroot (FREE Pattern + Step-by-Step Tutorial)

  • Writer: Bankky N.
    Bankky N.
  • Jul 28
  • 3 min read

Looking for a fun and beginner-friendly felt sewing project? This adorable DIY Felt Beetroot is the newest addition to my Felt Food Series! With just a few pieces of felt and a little stuffing, you can create beetroot that’s perfect for pretend play kitchens, farmers’ markets, Montessori learning, doll accessories, and handmade gifts.

Whether you’re just starting your felt food collection or adding another vegetable to your set, this quick project is simple, fun, and satisfying to sew.



🎁Free Printable patterns at the bottom of the page!




🧵 Materials


• Deep Burgundy felt  (Buy Here)

• Green felt (Buy Here)

• Embroidery floss/thread

• Polyfill stuffing (BUY HERE)

• Sewing machine

• Hand-sewing needle

• Over casting sewing foot (BUY HERE)

• Scissors

• Pins or clips (optional)



Pattern pieces





✂ Cutting Guide



Pattern pieces


1. Beet Body Cut 1

2. Large Leaf (A) Cut 1

3. Medium Leaf (B) Cut 1

4. Small Leaf (C) Cut 1





📺 Watch the Full Video Tutorial





Felt Beet Root Sewing Instructions



Step 1 – Sew the Beet Root Body


Sew the dart on each body piece.
Sew the dart on each body piece.

Fold and stitch along the edge.
Fold and stitch along the edge.
after stitching.
after stitching.

Right side.
Right side.

Place the two body pieces right sides together.
Place the two body pieces right sides together.

Stitch around the edge, leaving the top opening unstitched. Leaving long tail of thread for sewing the top later.
Stitch around the edge, leaving the top opening unstitched. Leaving long tail of thread for sewing the top later.

Turn the body right side out.
Turn the body right side out.


Top of the beetroot.
Top of the beetroot.


Step 2 – Stuff


Fill the radish firmly with stuffing.
Fill the radish firmly with stuffing.

Sew a running stitch around the opening.
Sew a running stitch around the opening.

Set it aside.
Set it aside.



Step 3 – Make the Leaves


Cut the leaf pieces according to the pattern.
Cut the leaf pieces according to the pattern.

Fold the leaf in half and pin in place.
Fold the leaf in half and pin in place.

Stitch along the fold edge. Repeat for all leaves (A, B, and C).
Stitch along the fold edge. Repeat for all leaves (A, B, and C).



Step 4 – Assemble the Leaf Bundle


Wrap or stitch the stems together to form one bundle.
Wrap or stitch the stems together to form one bundle.


Step 5 Assemble the beetroot


Insert the leaf bundle into the top opening of the beet root body.
Insert the leaf bundle into the top opening of the beet root body.

Pull the thread tight to close the opening around the stems.  Knot the thread securely and trim the excess.
Pull the thread tight to close the opening around the stems.  Knot the thread securely and trim the excess.
Your felt Beet Root is finished!
Your felt Beet Root is finished!





Thank You for Sewing Along!

Congratulations on finishing your DIY Felt Beetroot! ❤️ I hope you enjoyed making this fun little project as much as I enjoyed designing it.




More Felt Food Tutorials

Don’t forget to check out the rest of the Felt Food Series for even more cute fruits, vegetables, and play food projects. There’s always something new to sew!





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